prosthetics

mponents of rehabilitation medicine, serving as tools to compensate for, support, or replace impaired body parts. Their application spans a broad spectrum of conditions, including traumatic amputations, congenital limb deficiencies, neurological disorders, and musculoskeletal de

infections and tissue irritation. Key Considerations for Success Comprehensive patient assessment Customization to individual anatomy and needs Use of the latest materials and techniques Patient education for prosthesis care Regular follow-up and adju